The main 'room' of my building is 34' tall and I am trying to build off of it a room that is 16' tall. When I adjust the connecting rooms' height to be 16', the program automatically shrinks the connecting wall's height to match this, even when I click the 'Balloon Through Ceiling Above' option in the connecting walls' specification.
I've tried changing the wall's type to be a pony wall but the wall still stay's at 16' and therefore I cannot edit the upper half of the wall to extend beyond that to the 34' total height I am trying to set it to be.
Another detail to note, and why I think this wall type need's to be a pony wall, is that I am needing the exterior portion of the wall that extends beyond the 16' height to the 34' tall height to be (so the upper 18' exterior portion) to be a different wall type than what's in the interior of the room so that it matches the exterior of the rest of the building.
I'm a beginner to this program so I understand this is probably a 'basic' question but cannot seem to find an answer in any of the training videos.
The main 'room' of my building is 34' tall and I am trying to build off of it a room that is 16' tall. When I adjust the connecting rooms' height to be 16', the program automatically shrinks the connecting wall's height to match this, even when I click the 'Balloon Through Ceiling Above' option in the connecting walls' specification. I've tried changing the wall's type to be a pony wall but the wall still stay's at 16' and therefore I cannot edit the upper half of the wall to extend beyond that to the 34' total height I am trying to set it to be. Another detail to note, and why I think this wall type need's to be a pony wall, is that I am needing the exterior portion of the wall that extends beyond the 16' height to the 34' tall height to be (so the upper 18' exterior portion) to be a different wall type than what's in the interior of the room so that it matches the exterior of the rest of the building. I'm a beginner to this program so I understand this is probably a 'basic' question but cannot seem to find an answer in any of the training videos.